Guayabera Shirts

Guayabera Shirts

Men's guayabera collection. Classic 4-pocket heritage construction and modern elevated resort styles.

52 products

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A guayabera is a men's short or long sleeve shirt defined by four front pockets and two to three rows of fine vertical pleats called alforzas running down the front and back. Rooted in Cuban and Mexican tradition, it is worn untucked as smart-casual warm-weather dress. Mojito Collection makes guayaberas in 100% linen and linen-cotton blends, sizes S to 8XL.
  • Traditional guayaberas are made from linen or cotton for breathability in hot climates. Mojito Collection offers 100% linen guayaberas, the most breathable option with a relaxed drape, and cotton-blend guayaberas, which resist wrinkles and hold a crisper look through the day. Both are cut for warm weather in sizes S to 8XL.
  • A guayabera suits beach and destination weddings, cruises, resort vacations, and warm-weather offices. A white or ivory 100% linen guayabera reads dressy enough for a wedding, while printed and colored styles fit casual events. See occasion pairings in the Mojito Collection wedding collection and resort wear collection.
  • Yes. A pressed white or ivory 100% linen guayabera is standard attire for beach and destination weddings, worn untucked with linen pants. Four-pocket styles with pleated fronts read the most formal. Mojito Collection stocks wedding-ready guayaberas in sizes S to 8XL, rated 4.8/5 from 546 verified reviews.
  • A guayabera is meant to be worn untucked and should skim the body rather than cling, ending around the hip. It sits looser than a tucked dress shirt to keep air moving. Mojito Collection guayaberas run true to size across S to 8XL, including big and tall; size up for a fuller, more traditional drape.
  • Chacabana is the name used in the Dominican Republic and parts of Latin America for the same four-pocket, pleated shirt known elsewhere as a guayabera. The cut is identical; only the regional name differs. Mojito Collection lists both names so shoppers find the garment either way.